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[DrZapxX]

I'll make it very brief for the reader to make conclusions about NSG of S.Ageypticus...

Crocodilians are not reliable indicators, even going from the paper itself it states crocodilians have NSG of 1.050 because of having no air sacs, and having hard dense dorsal osteoderms, with Spinosaurs because there's no evidence of crocodile like osteoderms as well positive evidence it having air sacs, therefore this would mean a density of at max 990kg/m3 would be most realistic, as animals with airsacs are less than 1000kg/m3. If we take the more pneumatic dinosaurs for face value, with a increased density this still reaches around 8 tonnes using upper length estimates.
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